After more than two years away from the sport, Tommy Fury, the undefeated cruiserweight boxer, will return to the ring in Budapest, stepping between the ropes at the newly built MTK Sport Park.
The 25-year-old athlete—half-brother of former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury—will face Bosnian fighter Kenan Hanjalic on Friday night.
The event, titled “FURYS – THE COMEBACK,” will also feature Tommy’s brother, heavyweight Roman Fury, who is set to fight Croatian Josip Pehar.
“I’m really happy to be back in the ring after two years, and especially here in Budapest, because I love this city and its people. The fight is going to be fiery and action-packed. I want to be super sharp and super strong in the ring. Fans, get ready—you’ll see me at my very best,”
said Tommy Fury, according to a statement from the event organizers.
Fury has won all ten of his professional bouts so far, but in recent times he has been sidelined with a hand injury.
(MTI)
